Many trans men experience something called “Trans Guilt"
They feel guilty for taking away their family's “little girl"
I am not one of those people.
I guess I feel pity if anything?
Not for my family
Never for my family.
But for the little girl I killed
We are the same but different
Same body different names
Same childhood but one of us never got to grow up.
I killed a little girl to be free
Buried her deep within myself
Burnt her pretty dresses
Cut her long hair that she hated anyways
I'm not sure if she'd like me
She always liked the “emo” and ”edgy” characters
Maybe she'd think I'm cool?
Maybe she'd thank me
For freeing her from her long hair prison
Maybe she'd hate me
For killing her with my bare hands
She lived on for a while, in skirts and crop tops
Then I came to my senses
I got rid of those
Disposed of the last bits of evidence
She's finally fully dead
I wear her corpse
Use her voice
Existing using her soul
This is my body
But it was also once hers
We are different people
We couldn't exist at the same time though
I don't have an identity disorder
I am simply a new person
I killed a little girl
Watched the light die
I feel no remorse
I actually feel liberated
I am free
Because she is dead
I simply pity
Because she'll never get to be
Pity for the gowns never worn
For the hair never styled
For the makeup never done
For the corpse buried in tool and silk
I hope she understands why I killed her.
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3nd3r (Pseudonym) (
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This poem speaks to becoming what one must and leaving the rest behind. We all could have been something else not just gender, a plumber not a doctor, a teacher not a nurse, likeable not an asshole, honest not a thief. We all have choices some with regret and others with joy. Happiness is what counts.
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